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IN GERMAN REICHSTAG. STRONG WORDS AND ACTION. (JAJnited Press Association-- By Electric Telegraph.—Copyright.) LONDON, Feb. 24. “The Time’s” Delia correspondeitt states that Herr Goebels at the opening of the Reichstag debate «m the date of elections said that the nation elected General Hindenburg becuiiMO he wished to serve the cause ol Nationalism. He had done the opposite and had gotie with the Middle Left. He had earned the praise of the .gutter press and deserters. Part- Socialists shouted: “We who have- fought and bled won’t stand such, .insults.” Pano'emciiium reigned and a- fight threatened. The debate was suspended and Herr Goebels excluded from the ClialT.'her for the remainder of the day. The Ri gilt Chamber passed a vote of confidence’ by 309 to 232. Socialist Blum attacked the Government when the Nationalist Military Deputy shouted : “You advocate Germany.” Socialists protested and an upio.ii ensued for lift,- en minutes. Deputies ol the Right ami Left fought fiercely on the Hour of tile House. Collars, shirts and coats were torn. Some cmeiged with black evcv-, others with bleeding noses, m.-u'.y needing medical atteiiI ion.
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Hokitika Guardian, 25 February 1932, Page 5
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